Access query to insert,delete & update

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i m using visual studio 2008 and MS Access2007 as database.i dont know how to insert,update,edit and delete using c#.

Posted 4-Apr-12 0:09am

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Reza Ahmadi · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-04T01:23:00

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Hi,
you need to use ADO.Net. For instance,you need OleDbCommand, and OleDbConnection in order to connect to ACCESS and run commands. Take a look at these page for samples:

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/puranindia/ado-net-application-using-ms-access-2007-database/[^]

Cheers.

Posted 4-Apr-12 1:23am

Reza Ahmadi

Updated 4-Apr-12 1:25am

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Member 8233601 4-Apr-12 8:37am

this link is fine but i dont want to create database in any particular drive.its all upto user when he/she instal my application.i need that when my application get install everything will be created at path specified by the user.

Reza Ahmadi 4-Apr-12 8:47am

Then you can do it in your Setup Application or Custom Installer